Horses really can fly, even if they're not called Pegasus
"To see these horses arriving at Haneda airport is a truly historic occasion, and what makes it even more special is that these are not simply horses, they are Olympic horses," Administrator of Tokyo International Airport Takahashi Koji said.
- "To see these horses arriving at Haneda airport is a truly historic occasion, and what makes it even more special is that these are not simply horses, they are Olympic horses," Administrator of Tokyo International Airport Takahashi Koji said.
- The horses fly two per pallet, or flying stable, which is the equivalent of business class.
- So as they are flying business class, does that mean the horses get flat beds to sleep in?
- Following expansion in 2018, Haneda is able to handle 90 million passengers per year not counting horses!